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English
United States
15 episodes
since Sept. 15, 2022
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Baroque violinist, Conor Gricmanis talks to me about life as a Baroque violinist: challenging popular misconceptions surrounding historical performance, overcoming bullying at music college and breaking the stigma of being a "problematic  student". Transcripts of all episodes available at: www.from…
TW: Sexual harassment I talk to Head of Equalities, Diversity and Inclusion for the Musicians' Union about the problems facing women in the music industry. What is our Union is doing to keep us safe? Including details of their Safe Space Scheme, gaslighting and the changes their hoping to make to g…
Sports massage therapist Heidi talks to me about how musicians can look after their bodies in a better and healthier way! As audition season looms, we can often forget to carve out time for our health focusing solely on our practice and our instruments but what's the lasting impact this has on our …
Brazilian violinist Rebecca Köhler Baratto talks to me about how she recovered from experiencing severe bullying, discrimination and isolation in her first professional position and how she's managed to not only leave, but create a career that is authentic to the musician she wishes to be.  * This…
This week I talk to Black Lives in Music, Director of Operations, Roger Wilson about the problems facing Black, Asian and Ethnically Diverse people in the music industry. What role does education take in changing attitudes? What can musician's do if they're facing discrimination in the work place…
How do you bridge the gap between student and graduate quartet? How do you make it financially viable? How do you prioritise your other commitments? This week I sit down with the Brompton Quartet to talk about the inner workings of quartet life. Getting the crucial answers to those all important q…
In this episode I'm joined by four musicians engaging children through musical workshops. They're The Stringcredibles, and together we discuss the ability music has across the curriculum to make children engage with learning; how music students and young professionals be more involved with outreach…
In the final episode of our first season of From A Cellist's Perspective, I talk to the inspirational Esther Abrami. Together, we take an honest look behind the vail of social media discussing failure, bullying and criticism and learning how to pick yourself up when you genuinely don't feel like yo…
On this episode we're exploring the accessibility of classical music concerts. All too often people are put off from coming to concerts because they're not regarded as fun steeped in traditions and unwritten rules like clapping in between movements and no talking. Step a toe out of line and you're …
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